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3220 Dufferin Street, Unit #19
Toronto, Ont. M6A 2T3
1-888-469-3616
416-783-7022
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Store Hours
Monday
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Tuesday - Friday:
10:00 am - 7:00 pm EST
Saturday:
10:00 am - 6:00 pm EST
Sunday:
12:00 pm - 5:00 pm EST
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Special Silent Auction at Browser's Den of Magic
SPECIAL SILENT AUCTION EVENT
High Quality Professional Magic & Collectables
Sunday, August 26 from 11am to 4pm (Doors Open at 10am)
Cost to Attend- FREE!
Dear Magic Friends,
Over the past 43 years we have held over 100 store auctions. And each one was a lot of fun, created memories and all while people were able to get wonderful deals on magic new and used.
However, over those 43 years we have never held a SILENT Auction.
Here's how it will work.
a) All the items will be out on display for you to take a look at when the shop doors open at 10am.
b) Each item will have a minimum bid listed next to it.
c) Attendees can then use the paper provided by us to write down their bid. Fold up their bid and put into the box related to that item.
d) Every half hour until about 4pm, five of the auction items will then be award to the highest bid.
The auction will have a variety of magic that will include: props, ephemera, posters, close-up props, books, tables.
Please note too that should we get a good size crowd and reasonable bidding we will do more of these.
Though Silent Bid Auctions are nothing new it is new for us. So should you have any questions please do not hesitate to ask. But we believe that this pressure-free auction will be well received. It will give all attendees more time to think about what to bid on an item.
Thank you for your kind support - The Jeff's, John Cardella, Luiz Castro, Lisa Close
James Alan Lecture at Browser's Den!
Date: Sunday, September 23, 2018
Time: 5:30pm
Location: Browser's Den of Magic
Cost - $20.00 (or Free if you bought a 2018 VIP Bash Ticket)
Dear Magic Friends,
Being in Toronto we are incredibly fortunate to have so many extremely talented magicians. One such talented fellow is a one Mr. James Alan. From organizing shows and lectures to putting on his own performances, he has his paws in just about every magic cookie jar in town, and he is coming to lecture here at the shop.
He is one of the recipients of the Len Cooper Memorial Award — a special award we give out here at the shop to a young magician in memory of the original owner. He also gave a spectacular performance at the Bash this year. For a number of years he hosted Magic Tonight where he shared the stage with dozens of magicians. Now, for the past two years here in Toronto he has had is own show Magic & Martini which is often sold out weeks in advance.
James performs the classics of magic beautifully and does some very difficult work with cards and coins. He is going to share some of the material from his shows and items for close-up and restaurant work. If you’re interested in learning about performing magic in the real world, you don’t want to miss this lecture. I have also cajoled him into discussing one of his specialties, The Cups and Balls.
Browser's Den School of Magic
School of Magic - Fall Season
CLASSES BEGIN: Sunday, September 16, 2018
TIME OF CLASSES: 10:30am (Sharp) to 12:00 noon
LOCATION OF CLASSES: Browser's Den of Magic, 3220 Dufferin St. # 19 A, Toronto, M6A 2T3
Since 1975 'Browser's Den of Magic' has been helping people of all ages whether they are professionals or hobbyists, learn to perform magic effectively.
The goal of our Magic School is to emphasize quality over quantity. Knowing how a tricks works is only the first step. Understanding how to perform a trick in an entertaining and mystifying way is the most important part of becoming a magician.
Magic School also helps people learn lifetime skills such as talking in front of others, practice, psychology, social skills, patience and concentration.
In the News
The Toronto Star covered our Browser's Den Magic Bash.
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